A French archaeologist discusses the 2010 discovery of the Lady of Villers-Carbonnel in a new episode of Éclats d'archéos, showcasing 20 years of Inrap's work in French Sign Language.
New episode highlights archaeological discovery
The seventh episode of the Éclats d'archéos series features Françoise Bostyn, a professor at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and former archaeologist at Inrap, discussing the discovery of the Lady of Villers-Carbonnel in 2010. Focus on the Lady of Villers-Carbonnel
The Lady of Villers-Carbonnel refers to a significant archaeological find made in 2010, which provided important insights into ancient burial practices and the lives of people from that era. Inrap's 20-year work showcased
The video is part of a collection of Inrap videos produced in French Sign Language, aimed at making archaeological research more accessible to the deaf community and highlighting the organization’s work over the past two decades. Promoting accessibility in archaeology
By presenting archaeological findings in French Sign Language, Inrap is taking steps to ensure that its research and discoveries are available to a wider audience, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
